Question 1

Do you take insurance?

Accepted Answer

Yes, I am currently accepting United Healthcare (Optum) Insurance, Oscar Health Plan,  Aetna, Cigna,  and Tricare East (Certified Out of Network Provider). For other insurances, you may be able to be reimbursed by your insurance carrier; I would be happy to supply a Superbill to aid in this process. For insurance clients, you will be required to have a card on file to cover copays, late fees, and no show fees if applicable.

Couples therapy is out of pocket only.

Question 2

How do I schedule an appointment?

Accepted Answer

Click here (http://www.magnoliarestorativecounseling.com/contact)to begin the process of setting up your first appointment. By filling out this form, we can set up a time to chat over the phone, find a day and time for your initial session, and then you will be sent a link to fill out all your paper work. It's easy and convenient.

Question 3

Where do we meet?

Accepted Answer

For virtual sessions, we meet via an HIPAA compliant online video system. I will send the link before each session. It’s as easy as that!

For in person sessions in Charleston, we will meet at 63 Grove Street, Suite D, Charleston, SC.

Question 4

What’s my investment?

Accepted Answer

A 50 min session is $150. Documentation requests are billed by the quarter hour at the session fee ($150).

Question 5

What is the cancellation policy?

Accepted Answer

All cancellation requests must be received by email. Cancellations requested 48 hours prior to the appointment will result in the full session fee ($150). If you are running late for a session, please email savannah@magnoliarestorativecounseling.com to let me know. If you are 15 min or later to the session, that session will be canceled and a no show fee ($150) will be applied.

Question 6

Who do you see?

Accepted Answer

I see individuals and couples over the age of 18.

Question 7

Why Magnolia?

Accepted Answer

Resilience, Strength, Perseverance, Determination
Magnolias are known for their strength and ability to withstand adverse conditions. They represent resilience, strength, and endurance, reminding you to stay strong and face challenges with courage.
The magnolia tree takes time to bloom fully, displaying its flowers after surviving harsh winters. This shows perseverance, reminding you to remain determined and patient in the face of obstacles.
These qualities in the magnolia are a beautiful representation of you – strong, brave, and courageous –  in seeking out the help that you need. To become a healthier and more whole version of yourself.

Frequently Asked Questions Therapy in South Carolina and Texas

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Therapy in South Carolina and Texas